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How we read reviews →A quirky Rosebud cafe in an old bowling alley, serving Japanese pancakes and cauliflower fatteh.
Quirky and eclectic. a converted bowling alley filled with upcycled retro furniture, a small retail nook, comfy armchairs, a book corner and a dog-friendly outdoor area.
Housed in a converted bowling alley with upcycled decor, an on-site shop selling local produce and gifts, wheelchair access, and a dog-friendly courtyard.
An eclectic, globally-inspired menu (Japanese pancakes, Turkish-style breakfasts, Middle Eastern cauliflower fatteh) rather than a single cultural lineage.
Views are split. several reviewers call it 'a little pricey' or note a $28 burger as steep, while others find a coffee-and-meal combo for two surprisingly cheap.
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